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Women's Basketball: Tigers earn first trip to NCAA Tournament
Many of the women’s basketball team’s victories this season have been blowouts. But as fate would have it, the weekend in which the Tigers could clinch the Ivy League championship also provided the most difficult games of the season, as they faced the defending champion and the clear second-best team in the league on back-to-back evenings.
Wilson School admits 90 of 162 applicants
The Wilson School accepted 90 sophomores on Thursday out of 162 who applied, Wilson School spokeswoman Rebecca Anderson, said in an e-mail to The Daily Princetonian. Of the 90 accepted, six applied to be certificate students.
This year’s admission rate for the University’s only selective major is in line with last year’s, when the Wilson School accepted 90 out of around 160 students. In 2008, the Wilson School accepted 90 out of 154 applicants.
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Men's Swimming and Diving: Tigers reign at DeNunzio
After losing a senior class that helped rewrite the record board last year, the men’s swimming and diving team was unsure of what would transpire in its 2009–10 season. Led by a combination of senior tri-captains Daniel Dickerson, Jonathan Hartmann and Chris Quemena, and a strong underclassman effort, the Tigers left no doubt as they won the Ivy League Championships at DeNunzio Pool on Saturday.
Men's Lacrosse: Froccaro scores four in win
BALTIMORE — The men’s lacrosse team entered last weekend’s Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic in a position in which it rarely finds itself: as the underdog. Princeton (2-0) was young, relatively inexperienced, and about to face a perennial powerhouse program on a huge stage at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. But in a back-and-forth slugfest with No. 5 Johns Hopkins (3-1) that went into overtime, the Tigers won 11-10.
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